'Ancestral spirits' presentation slideshows

An Introduction to Things Fall Apart

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Mortality Awareness and Belief in Supernatural Agents

Mortality Awareness and Belief in Supernatural Agents. Ara Norenzayan Department of Psychology University of British Columbia. Cross Cultural Observations. Nearly all societies have supernatural beliefs; Most people in the world believe in some kind of Higher Power (60-90%)

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An Introduction to Things Fall Apart

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An Introduction to Things Fall Apart

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An Introduction to Things Fall Apart

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An Introduction to Things Fall Apart

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An Introduction to Things Fall Apart

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An Introduction to Things Fall Apart

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ROME NOTES

ROME NOTES. Etruscans. Knew how to pave roads, drain marshes, and construct sewers First people to settle along the Tiber River. Republic . Power rests with citizens Headed by consuls consuls had veto power checks and balances. Republic. Praetors- elected to help consuls

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Shinto: The Way of the Gods

Shinto: The Way of the Gods. Global History I: Spiconardi. Origins. Animistic Religion Indigenous to Japan ? practiced nowhere else in the world Evidence suggests the religion surfaced in the 500s BC Unnamed religion until introduction of Buddhism and Confucianism to Japan from China.

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A Peat Bog is a Wetland site with poor drainage, usually located in cold Climates.

A Peat Bog is a Wetland site with poor drainage, usually located in cold Climates. Mosses grow and decay in the bog, forming layers of peat which build up over years. Due to the lack of oxygen and the presence of acids, many things are preserved in peat bogs.

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A Peat Bog is a Wetland site with poor drainage, usually located in cold Climates.

A Peat Bog is a Wetland site with poor drainage, usually located in cold Climates. Mosses grow and decay in the bog, forming layers of peat which build up over years. Due to the lack of oxygen and the presence of acids, many things are preserved in peat bogs.

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